Manchester City v Southampton Tickets
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It’s time for the FA Cup semi-finals and, after the Saints stunned the Gunners in the quarter-finals, the stage is now set for Manchester City v Southampton at Wembley Stadium. The game is set to take place on Saturday, 25 April 2026, with official Manchester City v Southampton hospitality tickets available on the Seat Loader website.
These two sides are familiar opponents, contesting over 100 matches in all competitions and four occasions in the FA Cup. The last time these sides met in the competition saw Manchester City claim a 4-1 away win at St Mary’s Stadium. But with Southampton already defeating one Premier League giant, they will be eager to take down another, with the goal of making it to the FA Cup final for the first time in over two decades.
So, with a huge FA Cup semi-final approaching, make sure to take a look at our list of available Man City v Southampton ticket options to book your place at Wembley Stadium.
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Manchester City v Southampton FA Cup Semi Final Tickets
The FA Cup is a competition known for its upsets, and Southampton come into this match as true underdogs as they face a dominant force in Manchester City. On paper, it’s been a challenging road to the semi-finals for the Citizens, but they’ve made it look easy, none more so than their 10-1 win against Exeter City in the third round. They then cruised past local competitors Salford City in the fourth round, leading to their toughest test yet against Newcastle United at St James’ Park.
The Magpies got off to a quick start through a Harvey Barnes goal, but it was one-way traffic after that. Manchester City took control, with Savinho and Omar Marmoush acting as key figures in a comeback that led to a comfortable 3-1 victory. Next was the big one: Manchester City against Liverpool. After a quick start from the Reds, the game hung in the balance, but a Man City penalty saw Liverpool capitulate. A Haaland hat-trick and an Antoine Semenyo goal secured a 4-0 victory, sending City back to Wembley yet again.
Southampton have definitely been the surprise package of this year's competition, but their biggest test lies ahead against Pep Guardiola’s side. Unlike Manchester City, the Saints have far from cruised their way to the semi-finals; they scraped through the third round against Doncaster and scored an extra-time winner to progress against Leicester City in the fourth. In the fifth round, an away trip to Craven Cottage saw them leave it late yet again, with Ross Stewart scoring a vital 91st-minute penalty despite Fulham dominating the match.
Next came the shock of the tournament: hosting the Premier League leaders, Arsenal. St Mary’s was bouncing, and the home side struck first thanks to a composed Ross Stewart finish. It seemed a matter of time before the Gunners pulled one back, and in the 68th minute, Viktor Gyökeres looked to turn the tide. Despite heavy pressure, Southampton held on, and in the 85th minute, Shea Charles found the back of the net. The stadium erupted as Southampton secured their spot at Wembley.
It wasn’t long ago that the magic of the FA Cup surprised the world when Crystal Palace lifted the trophy. Could we see another underdog story this year as Southampton take on Manchester City. Book your Emirates FA Cup tickets today.
Manchester City v Southampton Hospitality Tickets
Experience this huge occasion with official Taphouse Social Hospitality for this FA Cup semi-final. Purchase your Manchester City v Southampton tickets live at iconic Wembley Stadium.
Hospitality Package Inclusions Seating Location Taphouse Social Access to exclusive Taphouse bar, wide range of craft beers and food options for purchase, matchday programme, and relaxed social atmosphere. Southampton End (West Side) Manchester City v Southampton Tickets FAQs
When is Manchester City v Southampton in the FA Cup?
Manchester City are set to take on Southampton on Saturday, 25 April, 2026 at 17:15.
Where will Manchester City v Southampton be played?
The Manchester City v Southampton FA Cup semi-final will take place at Wembley Stadium in London.
How can I buy Manchester City v Southampton FA Cup semi-final tickets?
You can purchase Manchester City v Southampton tickets directly on our website. Simply select Manchester City v Southampton tickets at the top of the page, select your preferred hospitality package and confirm your purchase.
Is the FA Cup semi-final played over one or two legs?
The FA Cup semi-final between Man City and Southampton will be a single-leg fixture at Wembley Stadium. If the match is still tied at the end of 90 minutes the game will go into extra time and then penalties.
What hospitality packages are available for this game?
We currently offer Taphouse Social hospitality packages located within the Southampton End. Please note that we do not have any Manchester City hospitality available at this time. These tickets are strictly for Southampton supporters; Manchester City fans will be denied entry to this section of the stadium.
If I purchase multiple Manchester City v Southampton tickets will they be seated together?
Yes all multi-ticket purchases for this FA Cup semi-final will be seated together in Wembley Stadium.